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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-17
Dr.. Peay's Resignation.
To THE BAPTIST CnUncu, PEMnnokr

To THE BAPTIST CHURCH, PEMBROKE
KY:
Dear Brethren aud Slsters-As
your pastor, since your church was
organized, have labored TO the best
of my ability, to build up your
church, and lead the membership in
the right ways of the Lord, with what
success is known TO you. l have tried
to so preach and TO 80 act as that the
membership might live in the unity
of the spirit in bonds Of peace, and
that each individual member might
maintain that spirituality that The
Master makes so essential to the sue
cess of his cause. Aud l have felt,
and endeavored to be personally
identified with your every interest,
and Nave slriyen TO be watchful and
vigilant as TO all things pertaining TO
your prosperity and growth, not for
getting to mention you always in my
daily pleadings with God.
But for q few months past / have
felt an increasing conviction of duty
to take this step am now taking.
believing 1t may therefore be better
for your welfare, and heBoe my own,
| now offer my resignation as your
pastor, TO take effect the fourth Sun
day in August, 1887. / do this after
prayerful consideration, and a care.
ful survey of the situation guided by
the best indications can get. But
do it in love Of your greatest good, as
well as for my own welfare, and as
believe, being governed by the will of
Col.
1 shall still labor for your best in
terests as far as in me lies till the date
above named, as though this action
had not been taken, and will give any
aid desired, IL In my power in secur-
ing my successor.
Your unworthy pastor,
j. M. PEAY.
March 90, 1887.
WHEREAS, Ourbeloved pastor, Rev.
}. NJ. Peay, d. ID. has offered his res
ignation TO take effect the 4th Sun
day in Aug. 1887, which time is the
expiration of his pastoral year.
ResolUed, That the church accept
it-though we do so reluctantly and
with regret, yielding TO his convie-
tions Of duty, as expressed in lis let
ter of resignation.
ResolUed, That we entertain the
highest regard for, and the most
friendly relations with our pastor,
and that the best Of feeling exists be-
tween the pastor and entire member
ship.
Resolced, That We recommend him
as true and faithful under-shepherd |
pious and consecrated TO the cause of
the Master, able aud earnest in de-
feuse of truth, bold and uncomprom-.
ising with the advocates of all kinds
Of folly.
Res0iped, That wo regard Brother
Peay not only as man of humble |
and consistent piety, but an able, elo-
quent and logical expounder of "the
faith once delivered TO the Saint
ResoiUed, That we commend him to
the tender watch.carc of the great
Head of the church, IN no wise doubt
ing but that lie will call him to 3
field of wider and more extended |
usefulness.
Resoired, That these preceding |
resolutions be spread upon the rec
ords fthe church-published in the
county papers and copy furnished
DR.. Peay.
V. A. GARNETT,
WIN. PERKINS,
ID. A. BRoNAUGn.
Pembroke, June 4, 1887.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-17

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Yes replied hor escort Mickey is
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6argh Dispatch.
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I'm New York tho rcal-estato sales
or the first four months Of tho prosont
year foot up 500, 900, 600
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DELICIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

---Lehigh University hasa Mustard
and Cheese Dramatic Club. ."-Phila-
deiphia Press.
"A sailors chapel is TO be built in
New York by money left by w. II. Van
derbilt for that purpose.
Herr Heider, noted tailor of Ber-
lin, who died recently, left $4,000 marks
to tho Catholic Church.
The Prcsbytery OF Boston now COM
prises twenty-seven churches and forty
live ministers. .-BoSton Journal.
Two teachers at Ratibon. Germany,
were fined one hundred marks each for
tea ching Polish chants TO the children
under their charge.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton of Charleston, S. c., has lately es-
tablshod several, free night schools in
various parts Of the city.
The number of deadly sins has been
reduced to five by a preacher of Liver
pool, Eng, and this is his new catalo-
que. Theater-going, card-playing,
novcl-rcading, dancing, drinking.
Tho Canadian Booksellers Asso-
citation has, by vote, requested all
city governments OF Canada TO prohibit
the sale of American Sunday papers on
account OF their pernioious influence.
Hon. George A. Pillsbury, one of
the flour manufacturers of Minneap-
oils, and an ex-mayor OF Concord. N.
H.. has built dormitory TO be known
as Pilsbury Hall. at Owatonna, Mimi,
and given 1t to the Baptist school at that
place.
Ground has been broken for q now
building for the Carleton College OBJ
servatory Mt Northheld, Mimi 1t is to
be 100 by 80 feet In dimensions, and be
thoroughly fitted for astronomical pur-
poses, as to library class rooms and APP
paratus
Tho first Provincial Council of tho
Romish Church which has been held in
Scotland since the Reformation met re-
Gently in the Benedlctne Monastry, Fort
Augustus A code Of canons or rules
for the bettcr organization and govern
ment OF their church In Scotland has
been adjusted --.---.s. 49,. -
AT tho recent meeting Of the Old
Catholics at Vienna, Prof Logger pro-
posed the immediate introduction of the
Bible in all Old Catholic families. and
expressed the hope that the British and
Foreign Bible Society would aid thence
that every school-child might have
copy Of the Book of books.
"A Bible in State Schools League has
boon formed in Australia to secure the
daily reading and study Of the Word OF
God, which Is strongly desired by par
ents there. Public opinion is resisting
the present "ovil policy rs loading
newspaper styles ii, (which is rearing
a generation Of practical pagans in q
profcssodly Christian land. "
Gratifying evidence OF the advance
mont OF woman IN England appears In
tho statement that Of about one thou
sand students from inc Liverpool region,
examined in science and art at
South Konsington, more than two hum
drcd wore women. Two young girls
passed in magnetism and electricity,
twelve in inorganic chemistry, and two
in agriculture. Ono woman who passed
tho elementary examination last year
in machine construction and drawing
was again successful in a moro advanced
stage OF the same subject.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-26
$500 REWARD.

Tho aboysrewsfd viii be pstd for thearrOs'
and conviction Of any party or parties found
suilsy OF stealing, killing or running Of
altering brands or marks bf any i've stoci
belonging to any member 81 Tho Nevada Live
Stock Association. 71''f'@t '
GEORGE RUSSELL, President.
a. s. NIXON, Secretary
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NOTICE OF PROOF or

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE STAT 4
4 OF Nevada in and FIR Elko County.
In the matter Of the estate ofJ. H. RAND
deceased.
N oT1cE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MON.
In day, the fourteenth day Of November, 1851,
H9 o'clock a. N. oisaid day, and the courtroom
OF said Court in the County Of ,Elto. State
OF Nevada, have boon app Ointed as the
time and place for proving the will OF said J.
II. RAND, deceased, and for hearing The sppli.
cation Of Mrs. MARY ELLEN RAND for The
issuance to her Of letters testamentsry
thereon.
O. b. WIsEnAr, Clerk.
j. W. DORSEY and j.. A. PLunHER,
Attorneys for Petitioner. (
Dated Oct. 2, 1897.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-06

TO-. @. PowNING, of washoe County. 4
ALVARO EVANS, of Washoe County.
IHEO. WINTERS. of, Washoe County.
+. DANBERG, of Washoe County.
w. 8, BAILEY, of Churchill, County. .
JOS. MARZEN, Of Humboldt County.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-06
APPLICATION FOR PAT
,,nr.rro'j
mo. SCOT
J. 8. Land Otice at Eureka. Nevada, J
July 2l. 1897.

U.S Land once at Eureka. Nevada,
July II, 1887.
al Office 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
AN lam w. Chisholm, whose residence and
post Office address is Salt Lake City, In Salt
Lake County, Utah Territory, hss made appIi
cation for United States Pstentfo. the cred
cloud" Lode mining claim, situate In Ferber
Mining District. Elko County, State of Neyn-
ds, consisting cfl5O0 linear feet of the lode,
and surface ground 400 feet wide, being Lot or
survey NoJ 40 and described in the aeid notes
and plat Of the offlcial survey OH file In this
Office, with magnetic fvSriShon at II degrees
east, asfollows: .Commf nclnR st post No. !,
the South-easterly corner OF ths claim, and
running thence 8 rs deg SO tnin W 1870 feet T.,
post No. ., the South .aesteriy co, net of the
claim, from which the Section corner common
to and between Sections 8, A. and 10. Town.
chip 81 N, Range 20 E, Mt. Diablo Meridian,
bears So dog W 57s feet distant; thence n 10
deg ~ nin W coo feet to post No. 8, the North.
westerly corner OF The claim, thence N 70 deg
% min z 1900 feet TO post No. 4, the NortK
eastcrly corner Of the claim; thence 18. deg
81 min $40 feet to said post No. 1; the place
Of beginning, containing total area of 20. .6e
acres, all Of which is claimed and applied for.
the area in -condtct with the "Elto" lode, lot
80, not being excluded or excepted from said
application. From the middle ofthe easteriy
end line of said Red Cloud lode claim the dis
coyery point Of said clsim bears fs dea SO
min w 800 feet distant. The said miniu.
claim being ofrecord IN tho Office of tRS couri
~ BE order Of said Elko County, Nevsda, ex.
ofheio Recorder ofsstd mining district, ut Rlko
in ElkoacopstSSNeysN1 T4SA@teSss Efosh
locations being the mammoth" lot a5. the
"Big Chief" lot 80. sher"Elkon. lot SO. ind
'oreat Western" lode mining cisims in the
TO lldan poi.dd. si.lmiss laysyl.el, LSl
portion Of said BED Cloud mine, or surface
ground. sre required 70 tafS fhoir adverse claims
with the Register Of the United States Land
OfIicegd4 EsrskAsi IN. .tbs stste-ef NevaAa, dur,
ing tifs sfktyN days BablicssioH here's, sthey
wiii bo barred By virtue Of the provisions Of
the ststafTqfTf HUH ~ 4
D.H. HALL, I
Register,
/ direct that this notiosibe ppbiisfssd taiths
At Elk6, New, tbe newspaper
published nosrest the said IninlnE claim; for
tho period Of SIXTY dsyba I4s1d
= oh. HALL,
old ..9ta slH3ibUiTe9 Register.
Dated, e rko, July ~ 1881. =
J .shos1 ysssga7 10 aaht Res qsiA
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-06

state Agrculturn
o.
eme
AEfic"'"r"h soctetY," approved March " '"'o
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-06
SSool.k EWARo.

Tho above rewsrd'will be ppidl or tn arres
sed conviction of any party or PARTIES found
guilty Of stealing, killing or running Oh
altering brands, or marks Of any live stock
bSlohgingt 10 any member OF tho NevsSa Live
''''N "S''S'spont sspes ~ UaffTsJ uHA
GEORGE. RUSSELL. President.
{ y.r4qairs74sH IS II: s, NIXON. ssOretsry.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-06
EEKO COUNTY.

81 Regular Sessions Of District Court,
second MONDAY I'm January, Nay ana sspietnaI
Der. R.R. BIGELoW. Judge
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ELKo TOWNSHIP.

Justice Of the Peace. ....... L.. z. MORGAN
Constable. .....................H.M MokDAMs
School ::a::1ssoss ASEESS EsS!SE
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ERs OF THE STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE:

L. ]. FLINT, of Washoe County.
B. F. LEFT OF Washoe County.
z FL: MULCAHY, of Washoe County.
AL. WHIT of Washoe County. -
JOHN SWEENY, of Ormsby County.
T. b.. hickey, oftDouglas County.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-23
TO THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

0ERTATN UHsCRUPUJoUs PER
" sons have represented 70 eur detri-
ment that we manufacture only cheap
aoaps intentionally conveying the idea
thai our soaps are Of poor quality, when
sUcH Is Ncf THE CASE. Thosgh In enc
sense OF the word our soaps are cheap. the
purchaser Is getting more soap Of supe-
rior quality than OF certaie higher pr1ced
soaps. We mEks all grades Of laun ~
and housebolS soaps. ard spectaLly recon-,
men6 our WESTERN QUEEN SAVON
e suitable for all uses and slwsJs giving
Sat'sfa.ti0a. Because Of the thorou2hnee.
with which this soap eleansee do not
think that Il Injuries the clothing. We
guarantee satisfsr ton nor ey 70 unded II
othe wisel and that IL win not hsrt the
hap ds or injure The r'ost delicate fabric.
Do zen vi t. buili Up yeur hems in
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fss SEATTLE SOAP co.
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There are often very uuheeominR ex-
hieitiens Of ~ breeding 10 our theaiess
b. those Who claim - represent the
euitnre. redncmcnt and grace OF society.
Only = few evenings since a leading
actress was compelled 30 pause 10 her
paFt % tebakr the Obvious discourtesy
OF a oahhltpg box party, and 70 h not
aacomwou for what IL called theaGsr
parties Of people Of high soelal presea
sioos 10 interrupts SORES % qaies eiti.
Hsns uho are denlea the pFivilsSe Of en-.
ios,ns what they have paid Tor hv coz.
verssiicns which distract b "a auditors
snd actors.
fsc oElg thing thai redeeuns sucs
eoa4nct ffam upsD vuiEarity i the ex
cass thai the caenders arr. IS a ral-.
unconscious % their oGeEss. Ihsy %
81 TIE play a. . sosisi eveni-R3t T.
hear 81 euisy the psrfarnkace-snd
tbey Are fofgs;fal # ths fzeg tat vhIle
tosy are tat-nt only GO 4 sociAl ev Of
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ssas - bear sod enjoy be p'Ay. Tssy
are forsetfal alsa. tlai ties sre ja1eea
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an3 eoad errgding, and thai their "a
eonsettas sxAloiEaas % al breeding
l2stly oarnd EARy q sq1Ai INTEL lseneS,
0e' less FrstsnssonS-
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Mrs. Rinsiou's Soothing syrup. for
chi.drsn tssthIoR. - the prescriptions Of
QUE % TIE bess female nurses and ply
sicisHs IN the URised states. and hss
been asSd FOR forty years With never
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fos their celidFsb- Daring the pfOcesz
~ te~tkREG lie vAlue Is incaiensabls. IL
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EMERY and dtaFFhoeA. CriFius in the
bowels and sind cole. ny eiyirg
hsslth 30 TIE child q rests the mother.
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ea-A Perpsss cuns4 - ho@s- 0.I o. wTit..
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tsn &ailsrs fcr . paskaaR . ES1icfns. A.
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AFFssE 6oo3s, ue have resolved ssv
erSl large saipaaents and ths Iow prices
waica ue have usrkad thesn casnat
saH % atirast cSssral ats bfton fron
ezsk purchasers q drv coasE
Mkls CEEEEn CIEtEY.
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r OTIS AND BLOCKS FOR SALE IN
IL North Seattle.
Lots aHd blocks for sale In d. T. DeR-
ny's first second. third fourth. dfth and
sixth additional ID. IT Denny's PAX sddi-
tiOn and Mob Hin addition.
Business and residence lots ana blocks
for sale In various parts OF the city.
Ten-acre lots nRar the city.
Fam and farm lands in King, San Juan
and Island counties.
WANTED
More farms TO sell and lease.
More honses 70 rent
More city lcts and blocks 70 cell
More busir ess property to sell
More money to invest In hrst-clAss
mortgage securities We guarantee
NINE PER CENT
Returns on mortgage Investments.
Before buying elsewhere call and leok
ovrr our list Of property.
Taxes paid AMI investments made for
non resident pafties.
Agents fer the Western Mi Company.
CorrsSpondrnca from abroad solicited
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THROUGH FREIGHT RATES.


fFrom fbs 0ysgOnsas.
Following IL the nev tazia on vsst-
bound freight from Sc. Psai and Mis-
souri kivsr points 10 Portland. Shieh
vas agreed apon By the trsnsoouti
neHtaI Ices on the 16sh inst. Tie
rates viil 70 into feet ApRil Ist:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-23

WAsHruoroz q areh92 .-Unftsd States
Attorney Robert B. Saith. Of Montana,
has advised Commissioaer Sparks,
through the Attorney General, that the
S1preme Court offbaf Territory has re-
vsfse4 the decision Of she District At
toEney IN the ease Of the United States
w. Williams and Smith. whieh involves
q Government tax Of &1l2,oo0 for tim
Der tgsspasa. The lower court decided
against the GoVeFume1t. bat en appeal,
prosecuted By the United States Attof-
nsy, Judge MeLeaFy ovsrFuled the
pninfs Of law raised, and held that the
Goverumsnt Wss entitled 10 rssover.
Iaterual Revenge Receipts.
WAsHmGrox, March q The collec-
tons Of internal revenue during the
frst eight months Of the fiscal year end
ing January 81. 1881. we're t74.248, e6S.
being $917 .607 less than tbs colIestioas
daring the corresponding period Of the
last 6scal year. Tue receipts for Feb
ruaFy. 1881. we're $50 .063 less than the
rsceipts for the same m0Rth in 1886.
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10 TIE UNFORTUNATE

DispnArJ Ns So
k2Fzy Etrest. So
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n4hse IN iS2. fer
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VIII. 4. FIECK & CO.

NVK TEST ZACH EYE AND ADJUST
w gas 20 SUI
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RAsr BOUND YRKIaHrs.

Beyond discussing the matter, no &C.
ton has been taken By the trausconti
mental lines relative to freight rates
from Pacific coast terminals to she East,
and il will be no easy matter for the
various lines with an inhsxible tariff 70
protect themselves against ocean coupe-
tition on some classes Of local freight,
hold their local business mp to profit
able rate, encourage some weak manu-
featuring enterprises on the coast, and
still get @ satisfactory rate on through
business. The principal traffic from
Portland east 10 wool, salmon and lum.
Der, and each has to be treated differ
emily.
Wool is going TO be difficult problem
to solve. Both the Northern and the
Union Pacific have considerable local
traffic. Under the Inter- State Com
meree law they cannot charge more for
wool 10 New York from Montana, Idaho
OF Eastern Oregon than from Portland.
To secure the Portland wool ocean COM
petition must be met. The question
which the railroads have to consider IL
this; Which will be the more profitable?
To transport ell the wool tributary to
their lines ct q low rate, or to charge
local tariff frem interior penis and let
the woel at terminals 90 East BY scar
The salmon question is simple, % all
Of il originates on the coast, and the
great buik Ia shipped 10 the Atlantic
seabOard. 0nly ocean competition is
10 be met.
Geography will solve the problem Of
lumber. Hitherto the URion Pacific
has parsued a very liberal policy, and
Portland has been so favored that she
could compete successfully IN Colorado,
Wyoming aud Nebraska With lumber
manufacturers In cities 1000 miles nearer
TO these places than is Portland. In
future eur mill men will be able 70 reach
out only TO the dividing line between
Northern Michigan and Western Ore
Ron. IL h thought, however, that Port
land lumber can get a little bit across
the line, say az far a. Denver, which Is
q good market. The Interstate Law
will not Affect lumber brought here by
the Union Pacific Railroad and shiPped
~ far east IS Omaha.
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shipping snseIlieenee

Steamer Oolambia, Portland; steamer
Mexico, Seattle ship Prussia. Port
Blakely. Sailea-ship IroquSis, Mana
imo.
PoRT MADIsos. March As lied
Bark Non ABtum. Captain @. E. Foye.
PoKT BLAKKLY, March z2.-Sailed-
Sbip Salisbury.
PoRr ANoKLKs, March 22.-Fair. Light
northeast wind. No shipping.
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CASADIAN REcIrsoCIrE.


OTTAWA. March 22.--SiF John Mac
donald said last evening that no meas
ure wsuld be introduced by the Govern
ment at the coming session OF Parlia-
ment looking 90 . reciprocal treaty With
the United States. Ne did not feel that
Canada should humble herself In the
dust 10 beg Of the American or any
other psopss reciprocity. he vas salts
ded that snoh a measure ~ that gro
possi By Congressman Butterworth
Soald be a grand thing for the mana
faetursFs OF the United States bat il
would rain Canadian manuf actureFs.
Canada has been asked by Great BFitAia
II fishery ooDmissioa would be salts
factory. and she has said: Most cef-
family"
MIGHT As WILL RnPupIkrE oUB DEBT.
HALIFAX. March 22.-The Halifax
CArvalcls 40 opposition paper, in dis
easaina she Tribsas's propo sal TO shro-
gate the treaty Of 1918. sayt; This
United States might iast e. veil repadI-
ase her var debt or frame q statute can
ceiling her bonds
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-23

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